Cheap Divorce Service in New York

The end of a marriage is a stressful time in anyone’s life. To make matters worse, filing for divorce can be expensive. Make David S. Zeidman, Attorney at Law your preferred choice when seeking a cheap divorce service. Suffolk County clients and those in the surrounding areas appreciate how our fee starts at $99. We can help you obtain a quick, uncontested divorce if you and your former partner agree on child custody, support, visitation (if applicable), and asset division.

Mr. Zeidman is a qualified divorce attorney in New York who can represent you in court and speak on your behalf. He also has extensive experience preparing court-ordered divorce agreements. His goal is to provide the necessary legal support and guidance to ensure a smooth divorce process. With his help, you and your former partner can move on with your lives.

The cost and duration of a divorce proceeding depend on the unique complexities of the client’s case. As an uncontested divorce attorney, Mr. Zeidman uses the initial consultation to discuss the entire process and outline your expected timeline and costs. It is possible for your divorce to be processed faster and at a more affordable price. However, this only applies if there are few complications regarding the support, custody, and visitation of minor children and shared property.

David S. Zeidman, Attorney at Law goes beyond offering a cheap divorce service because he provides other legal services, including:

• Bankruptcy Representation
• House Closing
• Contested Divorce
• Legal Separation
• Mediation
• Pre- or Post-Nuptial Agreements
• Wills and Estates
• Real Estate
• Business Representation
• Personal Injury and Malpractice

Our $99 uncontested divorce fee is the minimum for the least complex cases. Our fees increase the more complex your case becomes. All court-related disbursements and taxes will also be added to the legal fees.

Contact our experienced divorce attorney in New York today to schedule a consultation. Please note that we serve clients in Long Island (including Queens, Nassau County, and Suffolk County) and throughout New York State.